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Whitney Houston ~ Heartbreak Hotel


ft Faith Evans and Kelly Price This is the heartbreak hotel (9x) You said you'd be here by nine Instead you took your time You didn't think to call me boy Here I sit trying not to cry Asking myself why You'd do this to me Chorus 1 (sung by Faith Evans) Since you're not around for me to tell you baby face to face I'm writing you this letter, and this is hat I have to say: All I really wanted was some of your time Instead you told me lies When someone else was on your mind What you do to me Look what you did to me I thought that you were someone who would do me right Until you played with my emotions and you made me cry What you do to me Can't take what you did to me Now I see that you've been doing wrong You played me all along And made a fool of me, baby You got it all wrong to think that I wouldn't find out That you were cheating on me How could you do it to me Chorus 2 (sung by Kelly Price) This is the heartbreak hotel (9x) Chorus and ad lib I ain't gonna take it no more (4x) (Kelly Price) Everthing that you said was a lie Don't lie to me Tell me what iy is and I will be alright (fade out) more free lyrics

ft Faith Evans and Kelly Price

This is the heartbreak hotel (9x)

You said you'd be here by nine
Instead you took your time
You didn't think to call me boy
Here I sit trying not to cry
Asking myself why
You'd do this to me

Chorus 1 (sung by Faith Evans)
Since you're not around for me to tell you baby face to face
I'm writing you this letter, and this is hat I have to say:
All I really wanted was some of your time
Instead you told me lies
When someone else was on your mind
What you do to me
Look what you did to me
I thought that you were someone who would do me right
Until you played with my emotions and you made me cry
What you do to me
Can't take what you did to me

Now I see that you've been doing wrong
You played me all along
And made a fool of me, baby
You got it all wrong to think that I wouldn't find out
That you were cheating on me
How could you do it to me

Chorus 2 (sung by Kelly Price)

This is the heartbreak hotel (9x)

Chorus and ad lib

I ain't gonna take it no more (4x)

(Kelly Price)
Everthing that you said was a lie

Don't lie to me
Tell me what iy is and I will be alright (fade out)

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